Hanged by a Thread

Stitches in Crime, Book 3

By: ACF Bookens

Narrated by: Kristin Price

The promise of old printer’s trays has her heart aflutter, but it nearly stops when she finds a body at the bottom of the elevator shaft.

When salvage expert and historian Paisley Sutton heard that a 19th-century printing press was still in the old warehouse that was scheduled for demolition, she knew she had to get in there. But when her dreams of a salvage windfall lead her on the genealogical hunt for the owners of the press and their descendants, she uncovers a story that promises to stay with her far longer than the income from her salvage operations.

When the story becomes public, will Paisley’s business be safe? Will she?

©2021 ACF Bookens (P)2021 Bryant Street Publishing

In your face pro-trans.

I do not appreciate the leftist propaganda. I have enjoyed this series except for this one. It could have had the same storyline without the condescending tone of anyone who is even presumed to not support the transgender lifestyle.

Extremely inappropriate handling of a controversial topic.

Main character inappropriately got emotionally involved with the deceased, to the extent that the deceased was championed and exalted, and living family were treated rudely. Too much virtue signaling, with no warning to the reader. The reader is exposed to over-the-top liberal bias and hatred. The main character is narcissistic and emotionally immature. The thin window dressing of the main character’s interactions with her two-year-old, her parents and her budding relationship are not reason enough to read this book.